Opportunity Zones deserve support

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Our political discourse has become so polarized we can no longer decide whether policies are good or bad based on merits.

Whether people think positively about Opportunity Zones, for example, depends on who you ask and how you ask it. Those in the “anything Trump did was bad” camp will say the rich just found another way to get richer. Those in the “measuring impact” camp point to the billions of dollars invested in historically neglected communities meeting the intended goal: private capital investing in some of the least fortunate.

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